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The Washington critic., 1887-01-05
"622 Z STREET NORTHWEST.

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Jan. !, 1851.
"Hon. Wabash @ lVdraa, ". c., House Of
Representatives:
"DEAR SIR: At the last meeting OF the
Jedge Waxem Literary Club, held Decem-
Der 90, 1856, your communication of the
18th ultimo came up as unfinished business,
and the secretary was directed TO reply to
the same.
at gives me great pleasure to state that
your kind interest in the club is q source OF
deep qualification to all its members, and
that with your high example before them
they will all seek to emulate, as far as pos
sible, the profound statesmanship, the lofty
patriotism and the magnetic eloquenct
which have made the name of Wabash @.
Waxem so distinguished In the Congress OF
the United States, and such household
word throughout the length and breadth OF
this fair Nation.
~ have the honor to remain, sir, with
great respect, your obedient servant,
"CHAILEs II. BURNETT, Secretary
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05
PROVISIONS.
CHRISTMAS BOOKS.

We cordially invite our friends and patrons
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lowest.
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The Washington critic., 1887-01-05
THE GREAT Conspiracy,

49, THE GREAT CDNSpIRACYi
80 ITS ORIGIN AND HISTORY
By Hon. JOHN A, LOGAN.
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steel Plate Portrait Of Author,
PRICES:
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tosraph EdiiSn,.'' D.o.vo' S'. C't''' .,. ' 10 90
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G2a + st. n. W.
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7. p.s.-All goods delivered free Of charge.
No liquors by the glass.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05

In selecting his reading matter thellterary
Chicagoan always prefers buyhography.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05

An Avenue conductor sends in the fol-
lowing;
1t happened on Pennsylvania avenue
while the crowd of people moving along
was at Hood tide. He was uakin four-foot
strides with a pair of legs encased in loud
checks and seemed to he well nigh choked
with emotion or 10y his box-stall collar, aud
1t seemed difficult for the kdded hands to
hold his silver-headed club by the wrong
end as he dragged 1t after him. As he
skipped along the man with the suspenders
TO sell got on TO him and yelled; "Stay
roight heer aud boy a palr av soosbpenders
to support yer pants With u wounded
look he showed the peddlcr aside, while he
nearly threw his hat away bowing to a
Treasury belle "Och theer now, Dim
sumthin' OF Kuoight o. the Garther me
self" said the peddler, proudly waving the
latest In ladies' suspenders, while the du lie
and the belle lually succeeded In dodglug
each other and hurried on.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05
BOARDING.

NNRs. THOMPSON, Caterer-AIeais
WI served to order; families supplied with
meals at their residence; table boar lers
taken. iOl1 nth stn
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05

nYSTEKS! Oysters! Oystersl If You
~ want fresh oysters, fat and juicy by the
pint. quart or gallon, wholesale or retail, do
not fail to buy them of BEALE'S Oyster Es-
tablishment, d2i 10th st W. You will get
them at reduced rates.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05

r REsPECTFuLLY ANNOUNCE to
l. the public that have removed my dress.
making parlors to lilo ST n W and enlarged
my place of business. Ladies will find II 10
their advantage to call before going else.
where; handsome suits made for S5 and up
ward; evening costumes a speciality.
MADAME PERLIE.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05

I INSTRUCTIONS Given In the Eng
l. liah branches, music, drawing and paint.
Ing and the languages, In private families by
competent teacher; terms reasonable. Ad.
dress TEACHER. Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05
u ERNAN's Washington Theatre.

X EkNAN'S washington Theatre.
RETURN OF THE FAVOR TIES,
STRONGER THAN EVER.
-, BeiliN and woods t5ig show.
lures aud New Novelties Added.
The Greatest Variety Show on Earth.
cDEAP PRICES.
Regular Matinees Tues. Thurs. and Sat.
rCHE KIRMEs,
L THE DANCE OF THE NATIONS.
New National Thentrc.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
JAN. ~, rs, 20, 1887.
1:3u 7. NJ. TO 12 O'CLOUK,
For the beielt OF the
National homeopathic Hospital.
Under the direction of the DISTINGUISHED crea-
tive artist, Mr. CARL MARWIG.
THE HOLLANDAlSEC CHhe dance of the Meth
orandsl
NEAPoLIIAN (Flsher Darce-Tarantellel
FLOWER,
SPANISH,
MlNuET,
NORMANDY,
INDIAN.
SWEDISH
Represent tho Dances of the Nations.
Brilliant National Costumes, Artistic Tab
leauN, Graceful Movements and Pastures,
make realistic and enchanting pictures of Ma
| tional Life.
| Doors open at Z o'clock Kirmes at 7:3O.
| Promenade concert and dancing, guests par
| Sl,b0, for sale at MetZerott's, 003 Pa. ave. N.
| W, on and after January 10, Reserved seats
for each night without extra charge.
| DANORAniA OF Battle of Bull Run,
| l. 18th st., two blocks south Of Pa. ave.
m.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05
~ RUoFF

A GENTLEMAN of Middle Ago
n wishes the acquaintance of young
lady, or widow, from 20 TO %, who would en-.
spthor amusements. Address. stating where
interview may be had, L. l.. FALLAAT, Celtic
office.
" I'LL Party who Took the Wrong
w muf by mistake at Mr., Davis store,
Market Space Friday afternoon, please ro.
turn same to the desk and get her own.
CUpERFLUOus HAIR ObIiterated,
NEEDLE process, which Is the only remedy
known for this hideous blemlsh. plasters
powders, acids. etc, only promote more
stubborn growth.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Nervous
Complaints of ladies' and children treated.
Call or write for valuable circulars
MRS DIR. GABRIEL, 1921 q 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-05

DARTIES who bought Mt Auction on
i Dec. 4, on 10th and u SITS, an oak bed
room set, sideboard or other furniture be-
longing TO the lot can find sale for the samc
by addressing 8. r LII. Crltln nlllre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

T, N. Fish, general superintendent OF the
D., L. & ". Was in the city yesterday.
II. l. Austin has gone to Tennessee and
North Carolina on lumber and mining bus
mess.
Mrs. l. H. Brooks aud daughter, OF Sum-
mer-st., are visiting Mrs. Brooks parents
at Kalamazoo.
Hon. Charles w. Garfield. OF this city. has
been elected one of the directors of the new
State Board OF Forestry, organized at Lam
sing.
George McDougle and wife, OF this city.
left Wednesday evening for Scotland on a
visit 10 relatives. They will return early
In the Spring.
M. b. Williams. State Secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Georgia. Is in the city visiting his mother
and Secretary X. NJ. Beattie.
William Widdicomb. of the Grand Rapids
National bank, and VIM. III. Fowler. OF the
Fifth National bank, have returned from
Detroit. where they we're attending the
state bankers convention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

IL 49, Ga -Se@-
Al kAe Es<s - seeSF ssss2e q sAs
Bsara = Feles sz6 F.ss CsA ss.o1ess
ysstessaay siss<aose. Psssiaeat Dryers 90
ezsle2 tse eAalr sa1 e-l - a.sz&eess wszs
pesss1z Ra.Eoilasa fsl4.sk osilagasr
Es11esed IA rssss sasssoa. ~a-ca sls - 1esa-
ssssssa - sAs Csaaasittse - Asa sa1 Lils-
sseisae.
EAs rasi zassloa of A. p HazelSsae -
par ksg Ef<sAaa Uzs fslssEe1 - tAs s1it~
G.4sl2 l.lItes-
fse ap.s.1oAAsons O. Wliii4a h Ns~Aail.
14et.~ i. A1iz.sE. Aex Desk teokSr ssa
k1aeFg s. : ller ssrs p.4se1 "a 1ls
Razsslseas Jesi lle.- = se s as requested
- teit1eF nls lssiza@--1as esAe4 - - f<i@-
st.iel Aid t1e l9a-alsil<s ga Aca ~A1 i1s-
cipilns - - eo2zldsr "a rv4asaL-
f1s tsiNwins acaoaas vsre allowed
IA Ans s. Perry. ssphi4ess eisQ AE0s q.
Cara & e.. supples $1s A~1zl an1
ll2nlsiag - 3fjss. ge3-.FslE. ~ 4, u !. hss
4 Ccsl Co. coal. sle-iot-
The ns = No 5 kEUas House VIII q
saE Eplisd ssgA gAs ia tas usual mAaaeF.
Re IS 81 ms regular rilss o5 ll5 board
uAs changed. aaQ tae loli0sinE aided
llsEet0. Al pzLroiInzl s14i. Be eircied
lor two ni0a-as. A. 0g eSfa<e tae expirs.
l.0n OF tez.. Il lhsy sa41 have peoFei
themselves s0Ethss eapa9is AL eiaeieat'
thsy fazy without further application 70
the board &c reelected. During tie term
OF probation meg shall n0l ee required q
proElds Themselves wtta uniforms " &C
eoutFemeaIs.
fne Fire Marshal Was suthorizst % sell
20 the Highway C0mmissioasr 4vJ feet OF
old hose al 10 cents per ZOO. Ass 70 dry
the same Tor the commissioner.
The oid for furnishing hay for the de
psFtnsnts Was referred 10 the Committee on
properlV
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
MIR. aad Mrs. pryden's cat uomo o :"

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Z. Dryden received their
friends last evening from eight to ten at
their pleasant residence, 2l6 Mt. Vernon-st.
The bride wore her wedding gown, a
charming affair of cream white iaille Fran
caise with corsage decoration of dropping
pink roses. While receiving, the happy
couple stood in front of a bower OF smllax
over which was suspended handsome ID
in bright tinted chryssnthemnEs. Mrs
Holman, of the Womans Exchange, fur
nished the refreshments which were simply
delicious. The brides cake, a beautiful
white loaf across one side of which lag a
dainty spray of lovely Towers. ana the
groom's LOAF, large square OF English fruit
cake around which was tied a broad band
OF white satin ribbon. were works of art.
Among The guests present The following
were noticed: Mrs. Robert Merrill who
was attirei in dress of red silk and White
honiton, Mrs. f. 4. Harrington, in Diack
velvet and lace; Mrs. John Barlow. black
satin; Miss Emma ho0n, gObelin blue
plush; Miss Goodrich, cream cashmere with
dot Ell cream draperics and pink roses; Miss
Wilton, cream white albativrs with pink
roses. There were also present Messrs. X.
W. Merrill, John Barlow, Orrin Ward,
viii Gay. h. +. Harrington and many
others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Work on the new City Hall and its
grounds is progressing rapidly and nearly
all the material necessary for its completion
is on the premises. The tiling in all the
halls and floors has been laid with the ex-
ception of a few apartments upon the first
floor. The mantels have arrived and have
been Disced in the various rooms in q
knock down condition, and the gas fix
lures arrived from New York city and were
delivered at the building this morning
The carpenters sre finishing the handsome
wood work in the Superior Court room and
Common Council chamber upon the third
floor, and the wood finishings upon this
A0or are about one bali completed. Upon
the outside OF the structure the stone walks
have been completed on Ionia aud Lyon
SIS, with the exception of the entrsnce
walks; the stone coping is almost upon the
grounds. the RUBBISH has been removed and
the gradi Z of the lot Is about finished.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

The first anniversary Of the opening OF
the Germanis on FrJnt-st. was observed by
the society yesterday afternoon aud even
ing. A fine vocal and instrumental enter
tsinmsnt was given in the afternoon. The
vocal part was under the management OF
A H. M0rehsad and reelected great credit
on that gentleman as a hrst-class trainer.
Max Faetkenhcuer's orchestra discoursed
some OF their fine selections. sad the over
ture. "Villiam Tell" captivated the audi
snce. Refreshments we're served from 8 TO
:. after which those inclined that way took
part in q very pleasant ball.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
R.s.,. WIN Not ss Changed.

J. B. Psttersoa. president Of the Clinton
lnsursncs Company Of New York. when
here the other day attending the banquet
given the insurance agents OF Western
Michigan, rernsfxs3 that "he thought II
The Insurance. ave reyaraing the breaking
up Of insurance boaTds should b declarea
constit 1tionai. fb4t rates wc1lt remain n a.
teyiallY the same The ieE = to 90 into
effecr January /. and q case vii probably
arse. soon thereafter % contest ths coasti-
tutiousiify Of the law.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

wni borrow s53. 800 tpr the Court House
siss-Eqaaiiztag the TaxAtlea.


sits-Eqaaiiziag the Taxstisa.
At ths meeting OF the Boari cf super
yisors yestesday the resolution OF Super
visor Loomis, in regard To locating the
Court House on the church property on
Lyon-st. came up, bat As another site bad
in the meantime been aiopte3. Ar. LOOMS
said that he supposed all that could DC
done Was to see IL respectfully buried. The
plan was adopted.
A resolution authorizing the County
Treasurer 10 borrow $500 for fifteen
months to- pay Tor the new Court House
site. WAS adopted.
The Finance COMMITTEES reported the
amounts OF moneys 10 be raised by the
different townships and il was referred to
committee OF twenty from Supervisors.
In the matter vi the report OF the CON-
migtee on Equalization, lAe majority re-
port was adopted. la II the aggregate
value of real and personal property as
elualizei by the Board is So. go 200 for the
city and townships. For the city the
amount is as, 2J0. 900 and for the township
$li, ,3CO, 500.
The Board has in its possession photo
graphs OF several county buildings and
that OF the Court House OF Niagara county,
y. Y, is being favoreDly commented upon.
IL is a handsome. substantial structure end
wonld be credit 10 the Valley City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Is : cod thing - gss. ana b man VIE
wies 4 by superior skill o. - zRy upe4-
pSCfed turn q k0H2nSs ~ aeei. Is t0 be
Congratulated. Eut At = 10 escapes ifom
the clutches Of that dread hlensfSF, NNa-
SUMPTION, snd ssas back health snd hap
piness, i far naore fortunate. Tbs chances
OF winning si0o0 zoo are srasli, eat every
oensum flive may bs Absolutely sure of r.
o0ysTy, il he taxes Df. Piercs's Golden Aed
lea Discovery ia Hlne. For al serosolous
diseases consumption l. one OF them, ig j.
sn unlsiling remedy. All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

lFzEzs. v.ssxFr2e fskeas xs. Henrs =.
El412 a. Eoxasltss Cars ASSES pslk.
Sad xexesek aE1~zs1 --~ A al soze *
8 zzes a. : hezaasa ii. I3eas u. R43lgS
cexnerek ASS saeS-z t4Ts ossAzFess
lows f0pz2z ss 0se4r - r4xoaras.
(Asr 60 Eflzi.
s. szsEas .-Aaas l.4axAii8 -. TIE 6rsaa
kSglas Ssfsst Aa5s2y. "a trlAi
fAs3AEz. t.slale - Elz2 Sxssfs. De-
es4sa1 Rezsslss fsr 1iscaAxge Il e3ani AS
trxls,r. -,t1kl4ts ~ aaxsi Aal2Gx az
lexed lns4@ FeEs<2- fs4uoa - sppo.ns
Enenk Il sn2rd AS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

The laying of steel upon the new Grand
Rapids. Lansing & Detroit road is being
pushed at the rate Of mile and a half =
day and the Thornapple river will soon be
reached. The cars now being purchased
FOR the new through line viii be as fine as
a8y running upon western lines. The
chair ears will be provided With smoking
apartments a. either end. and viii be
furnished with every modern couveaieacs
and finished in SUPERB siyie. TIE con-
struction train upon the eastern end OF the
from the high iron bridge a; Grand Ledge
and The road will be ready for traffic by
January l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

The case Of the People vs. Whitasv 4
ssauisrs, charged wita running a saloon
within one nile of the soldiers Home KS
tired By iGrY in J5srics WestfaH's Court
ysslersaF afternoon Taers wss Only one
~itnsss sworn o. eaca SIDE General Fterce
for the people. and ore of tbe desenisafs
The defendants did rof DENY Fhe charee
bat fought the case On t,is sr3aa6s t1ss the
~ wss c1co1sttnstorsL Ine isrr
arouxai n veraics o. not z1qlsy o. that
grounds
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Alta meeting of the Sslesmen's Assembly
lsst Monday, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted.
AHERgAs. ChAs. j.. Smith. bakery 22o
South Diyisionst., persists IA opposing the
Bakers Union in their end asor 10 better
their condition. therefore, De IL
Resoiged. That the Assembly stand by the
Bakers Union and refuse 10 ps;Tonizs the
said Mr.. Smith or buy his baking until hs
shall desist from his sn;agonissic course
towards Organized labor.
Union bread Is known By diamond shape
card with gilt seal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28


Some tsppsrs broke into Henry Green's
residence. Wednesday night. They raised
the window Of the store room. gaining en-
trsncs 70 the kitchen. bat could get no
further ss thu doors we're bcifsd. They
then tried going through the cellar. but
coald not gss through the door leading from
the cellar 70 the dining room "a the door
vas locked Their attempts having proven
futile. they departed in disg7st-
rhe same night the residence Of G. L.
Fisk. A. North Jnion- st. was ransscked
bus the thieves dli not secure anything. It
= supposed thai they we're scared away by
the dogs Of The usighhorhood.
some scsmps entered y. :. DoorniBS's >
barn st s6 North C0lbsge-sve. on Monday
evening by prying ND the door With spade
They carried OF isp robe. blanket. and an
old carpek and sonee tgois
Burglars entered the residence ot Mrs.
Cav. At y North Union-st Weinesisy
night. hus did Bot srcreet IN getting any
thing. They then tired il across the street
With the same results
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
To THE LADIES or rmls crry-Fuss. FuRs.

Mr J. +. Prriola,, sgert for Periolat &
Co., leading fur merchants of Chicago. will
arrive Friday morning with the finest stock
of fuTs ever brought TO this city. He will
remain bat few days and will make his
headquarters at the well known millinery
house OF Schuiise, IS Ottawa, Corner Foua-
taiu-st.
Sir. Periolat will have with him Seal
Garments OF all the latest styles. and will
take orders for new gaIments. to be deiiy-
cred on short notice; also give estimates on
fur repairing OF all kinds
y. S.-Be sure aud call on him ~
Schultze's Millinery House, IS Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

= G. Yeniaw = O.. hsving rurehs-.d
TIE auziness a. IS Monroe-ss srs s1aire
the newest snd lsress stTies "a MHliae~e
sn8 fsacF e.5ds As1v 0f these ner gods
A. oeia< ra-es sssd a. gsTr ior c-ices e.
lssii-s vi. sn.3 IL - taeir stvsnte9s - .csx
5ver The stcck. Tae services ~ 81 - 11i-,
tie ieiefirg trimmer 81 -he ei1 Ern 6are
6een s4c8red sssi soth sae s1d A1ss Horss
vil 5e pressed - So Foz- e. Neceazs a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Cismins NeNar. a zirl Of fsarteen. dissp-
Sared from her hone On fslsnd-st lsst
fr1isv snd Yesterday he Police fsund her
81 ne Bridge STREET House rnd toak her
horle- Sae ,lsinis that her fsther. wh1 =
Gus vesf. sent asr tickes 20 ccne - AIS
trsreisns expenses. sl,f she - her mother
tc 80 - I'm. She had neither ths u,erev
ncr he ticket vnen feund.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

The topic of the mission sermon bY Rev.
nr van ps Wster last night ~ss. ''Go ~urk
IN my vineyard" Ths sress thing fer
Christians = % work. There is no creed
~ifhout dead The sirSt recorded words of
Jesus christ srs. Must I not be about nv
Fathers business And rue enough he
~ss sbout His Fathers business. and thus
Ne tsugAt 0y urecant and example hat
>taith vithout works = deaai
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
An Automatic Cros.tnr.

A Fontaine automatic dersiling switch
crossing is being pUt in at the intersection
Of the G. & W ". ard the new T.. 5 & NJ.
railroad az Muskegon. The apparatus Is -
arranged that tvO trains cannot attempt TO
make ens crossing a. the same time II
there = ore train already on the crossing
the second ore win be dsrsiled before a col
iisi0n can orrfr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

A 6se-a0.lsr gsia pisos 81 De prssen,ed
g ths Coy % glTi hau1ing Brady 1 Gar
No1d tas gEs4.esg nuEbsr Of gf3ssnsf.esi
D4Esss tskso tr12 ths tlile ~Nae ~ tLS
bE4.esi fhe Prize oess f6sBClnk w5th -.
sa1 sn1iag vita = I'll. ~ piSsstlsi ifsm
the stsgs ~ tie Saturday ns1iinte. NogsEa-
Der ,. &c Al daily papers tex esP-AAz-
tea
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

A. q meeting OF tbs Good Intent Assem-
big e657. X. Of L.. held ;sst evening. res
olstioa vas adopted that the Assembly
would do all in its power 70 assist ar 4 sus-
tAn the Bakers Union in is endesvOr TO
bring Charles +. Smith % terms. and that
"a a body they would refrain from patron
iiinS him will eli difficulty was sestled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
Health is Wealth.

Dir. Z c. Vests Nerve an0 Brain Treatment a
guaranteed specific sor Hysfers Dizziness. ton-
vuisioas, Eits. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache.
Nervous ProsiratiOn caused by the use OF aiCphol
or tobscco Wakefnlnes., Mental Depression.
Soitensng OF the Brain resulting in inssni'y and
leading % misery. decay and death. fTcmainrc
Old Age. hssrslness Loss 81 Power IN either
sex. Involuntary losses aud Spermato-rhoea
c0Use1 by oye--cyertiOn of the brain. self-abuse
or over-indulxencc Each tox contains olc
months treatment. g. box. or six boxes for
s., sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
We Guarantee SIN bones
10 cure any case WITH each ordsr received by
us for six boxes. accompanied with s.. we VIII
send the purchaser cur written guarantee 10 r.
fund the money. IL the treatment does not effect
azure. Guarantees issued only by
w. n. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent.
I2e Mouroe-st.. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
A Cn.Nar.

Mrs. C z. Edgecomb. well known in the
millinery trade, has engaged with j. 9.
Kendall 4 Co. and will be pleased 70 meet
her friends and customers al 20 Monroe st
kendalIs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

The following is list Of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the usuaes.
residence When outside the city and AGES
Of the parties
Ages
kfa-s Rauer Aracs Eriharst .. ...-.---.. - -
Dariei @nilh saa1s- Celia Parks. Plain
.saf - - &s-25
T.,,n Kraraers Herierika 1o1sans nerEer - a
Cha-ffs q sues ia Sweet ......-. -. T. p
Alien -et zrer Csietfgui 4. Alice ~ hltnsr.
s.si.tsnsa -. g q
Hrrr7 r Ftrrsii Nsrfaa r. Chapman .......,s 50
f7srrrt Yer sf~afe. Jerlsouviiie- Annie H1iz
srxa. t5raafvile. -. ma
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Al ieurnevnsn hsroers of sac cstr srs
requested - n1eet a. K Of = Hsll. anil II
Peari-st. sunday a. 80 .. "a 81 orser
~ Coramistee N Organisation 81 Central
Easor Euion
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

To secure lsrger rooms the Office of Rice's
Blood Specific vii. he removed 10 rooms 32
and 80 Houscman block, on aud after Nc
vemher lst, 1856. Entrance pearl-st TaAe
the elevator. Dr. J. J. RIcE
PrOnrietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

rART0-Ns~v rsts wise ~ r = CsriS II -r<s
.sa.,ae stt fsfrsslt sr, ~ Iriex cnrssu,f is,.,.
s..es q Yeers : r7er' IS AID 1srs
tfenassns ifiii Sc tsken a. lslecv MEeh Ssi-
afisv lnsrn9ngs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

l.. 5. Provin extends to everybody suec.
ial invitation 10 examine White Il CGcy's
lots and compare with any others in the
market
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

BE sure and call at Schul;zss millinery
house aud see the beautiful seal garments
from PerioIot y Co, Of Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
V0SSEN BROTHERS


We have marked our
entire stock Of Cloaks al
lower figures than ever
before for goods OF cor
responding quality.
Every garment is made
with the greatest care,
trimmed tastily. and OF
superior fit, which is due
10 our large increase OF
sales n this department.
Ne are showing the
greatest bargains ever
offered, and would ad-
wise every lady thinking
of purchasing a Cloak 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
MARRIED.

FFpREf.-rH HfrWkN-on Thu-~asv sfe~
49,, r.-f = IS tfe rev r. arroks rarrr
Frrr.f 81 Canada snd Nes Matte Chsprnsn. ~
thfs rssv
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Cali ~ Sebni5zs s1t see - beautiful
srs rom Fsriciot = Co. cf Chleaxo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
SANITARY TEEarvENrs

Mrs. Frost and Miss Young will be glad
TO receive invalids ~ No. J07 South ID
yision-st., and will give them the best Of
nursing and the most approved hygieric
treatment. No medicines are administered
except such as are prescribed by the ieadiDc
physicians of the city, : hose advice is pro
cured in all cases IN which il is desired By
the patient or thought necessary by the
nurses The best surgical talent is EN-
ployed for all operations. Miss Young Is .
competent midwife.
Miss Maggie Quinn viii b pleased 20 SEE
her friends at kendali's millinery. New
goods lust received